1. The year 2020 welcomes the 32nd anniversary of White Dog Cafe and three decades plus of their annual New Year’s Day Brunch that invites guests to come to brunch in their pajamas! Even the team members at the White Dog Cafe locations wear pajamas as they serve the first meal of the New Year. The à la carte lunch menu was the perfect place for a post-New Year’s Eve celebration whether it was a Hair of the Dog, one of their handcrafted seasonal mocktails or a classic cage-free white omelet or avocado BLT. The best part is, guests don’t have to get dressed to enjoy brunch! The White Dog Café features a seasonal menu that is based on sustainability and uses ingredients from local farms, no more than 50 miles from the restaurants. Matt Rothman and his son, Clark, and Brian Walsh and his daughter, Ella, enjoyed the pajama brunch at White Dog on New Year’s Day.

2. Vera and Zach Fletcher brought Brooke to the pajama brunch.

3. Tamos Szene and Bella helped with the seating.

4. Sophie Vestal and Ed McMearty welcomed guests.

5. Jaime Blackburn shared a moment with Jennifer Lynn Robinson.

6. Alexandra and Erin Krapchik enjoyed the pajama brunch.

7. Alison Skiles and family wore their New Year’s Eve masks to the brunch.

8. Ben Greene and Nathan paused for a photo after the brunch,

1. The Barnes Foundation’s Young Professionals Night with a ‘Power Patterns” theme took place on Friday, Jauary 10, 2020. Guests were invited to seize the new year with power and style and celebrate the final days of the cultural phenomenon ”30 Americans”, closing this weekend. The Young Professionals reception kicked off the evening at the Barnes. Argenta Orana, Jennifer Wynman, Sherry Kumar, Alex Zobrack, Star Tiko, Bridget O’Brien, Sarah Brams-Miller, Ashley Owens, Sara Patrick and Lia Alaniya paused for a photo at the event.

2. Emily Goldsleger, Maggie Lee and Jo Tiongson-Perez.

3. Rudy Perez, Liz Upton, Anisha Quadir, Lily Wilson and Ryan Swope.

4. Alex Zobrack, Kat Hinkel, Meghan O’Connor, Valerie Mondestin and Avi Raghupathy.

5. Kat Hinkel, Laurinda Rainey and Star Tiko.

6, Kristi Price and Candace Green.

7. Bob and Gabby Giuliano, Katie Adams Schaeffer, Ross Currie and Jil Ivey.

8. Andrew Kuroki, Monica Kuroki, Adel Benslimane, Derek Saddler and Grace Suroki.

9: Jessie Mooberry, Jenny Ginsberg, David Davis, Kevin Brown and Soren Rubin.

10. Dayna and Laila Imam.

11. Sabir Peele and Gabrielle Ochoco.

12: Laura Emerson and Dhyana Shankar.

13. Sara Abrams-Miller, Bridget O’Brien and Star Tiko

14. Alex Zobrack, Avi Raghupathy and Ernie Robinson.

15. Neda Khanjari, Bobby Towcimak, David Izard and AleKsandra Lazic.

16. Lamonda C. Adkins, Tilewa Nwaeze, Michael Reid,Tony Okovo, Ro-Pauline Doe and Evan McKay.

18. Bridget O’Brian and Jessica Blondelll paused for a photo with drag songstress Cookie Diorio (center).

19. Natalia Palelektous, Chris Spiker, Joanna Blair and Russ Berenstein.

1. The Union League of Philadelphia Real Estate Club’s luncheon took place on Wednesday, January 15, 2020. This month’s luncheon honored Carl Dranoff with the Leader of the Year award. Mr. Dranoff spoke about his lengthy career on the Philadelphia real estate scene and then took a Q&A from those attending the event. Outgoing U.L.R.E. Chair Bill Pennewell, Carl and Roberta Dranoff, incoming chair John Finley and U.L.R.E. member Bill Lloyd, paused for a photo during the reception.U.L.R.E.’s mission is to be the most respected resource for communication of all real estate related information vital in propelling and expanding their community into the future as well as professional development.

2. Adam Smith, Carlo Betts, Chris Earley and Julia Brines.

3, Stephanie McKeehan, Michele Casale and Sarena Dueño.

4. Eric Rahe, Carl Dranoff and Michael Prifti.

5. Neural Jussek, Monica Jindia, Mayhul Patel and Cheryl Miller.

6. Christina Vazquez, Jake Reisman and Lauren Blum.

7. Ryan Guittare, Thomas O’Neill and Shane Hart.

8. Jamie Roth, Tania Schade, Loren Karan, Nancy Kovler and Kristin Daly.

9. Carl Dranoff chatted with Michael Dahl, Executive Director of Broad Street Ministries.The U.L.R.E. donated $1,000 to Broad Street Ministries on behalf of Mr. Dranoff.

10. David Judd, KJ Kulik, Madeleine Whitehead, Brendan Flynn and Andrew Schpigel.

11. Union League General Manager Jeff McFadden, honoree Carl Dranoff and  incoming  chaiur.John Finley.  In the background is a model of Carl Dranoff’s latest project ”Arthaus” that will define luxury living on Philadelpihia’s Avenue of the Arts.

12. Incoming U’L’R’E’ chajr John Finley, honoree Carl Dranoff and former Union League President Tom Pappas were pictured following the Leader .
of the Year award presentation

13  KJ Kulik, George Duffield Jr., Loren Kalgan and Bill Pennewell.

Union League General Manager Jeff McFadden chatted with Marc Franzoni.

1. Philadelphia Public Relations Association 75th Anniversary Jubilee celebration took place on Thursday, January 16, 2020 at the
Bellevue Hotel where the PPRA began. Since 1945, PPRA has engaged with Philadelphia decision makers, advocating on issues impacting the profession, and celebrating the influencers and ideas that make the region great. They look forward to continuing this legacy and staying true to their roots while embracing this ever-changing industry. Guests mingled with friends and fellow members, made new connections with media and invited prospective members to be introduced to the welcoming community of PPRA. Justin Pizzi of Visit Philadelphia, Deputy Philadelphia City Representative Margaret Hughes, Philadephia City Representative Sheila Hess and the Ritz- Carlton Hotel public relations manager Jimmy Contreras paused for a photo at the event.

2. Cari Feiler Bender chatted with PPRA President Deirdre Hopkins.

3. Gina Rubel, Lisette  Bralow and Caitlan McCafferty.

&. Jaimi Blackburn and Jennifer Robinson shared a moment with the Phillie Phanatic.

5. Jeff Jubelirer and Carole Felton Shore.

6. Hope Horowitz, Monica CryAn and Sharla Feldscher.

7, Former Philadelphia Mayor Governor Ed Rendell addressed the assembled crowd.

8. Joseph Scott McCardle, Cecile Tynan of 6ABC and Suzanne Aumack

9. Sheila Hess and Cecilty Tynan. Both Sheila and Cecily spoke at the event.

Liz Reimel, Emily Lucking, Jackie Herb, Lauren Crilley, Sharon Colangelo and Jessie Sorgi attended last  yezr’s (2019) Galantine’s Day event at Autograph Brasserie.

Roses and candy are fine for Valentine’s Day, but cocktails and celebrating friendship, girl power and all things fem friendship fantastic at the ultimate Girl’s Night Out are perfect for Galentine’s Day, Wednesday, February 12, 2020!

Rather than taking place instead of Valentine’s Day though, Autograph Brasserie in Wayne, PA and Louie Louie in University City will host Galentine’s Day two days before so that women with significant others can still celebrate Valentine’s Day should they so desire. As the saying goes, sisters before misters so let the festivities begin by celebrating the ladies who you can always count on!

Each location will feature its own unique event. Kathy Romano of WMMR’s Preston & Steve Show and Host of Her Story on 95.7 BEN FM will host Galentine’s Day at Autograph Brasserie (503 West Lancaster Avenue, Wayne, PA), where she will showcase The Kathy Romano Jewelry Collection. Kathy created the collection with Whim Jewelry and it features three necklaces and three pairs of earrings that are high-quality, versatile, and timeless and can transcend from day to night, from everyday wear to special occasions.

Conni McDonnell paused for a photo with Kathy Romano of WMMR and Suzie Weiss during Galantine 2019 at Autograph. Both Conni McDonnell and Kathy Romano will be among the vend0rs at Galantine 2020.

Author of Intermission, Mindie Barnett will also be on-site at Autograph discussing and autographing her funny and inspiring memoir of change and growth, where she shares the secrets to keeping the faith and managing to thrive while starting your second act. In Intermission, Mindie provides an inspirational guide to kickstarting your life that will resonate with women everywhere facing big life changes.

Also, on-site at Autograph Brasserie for shopping: Laura Mercier, Shiseido, Lovebirds Boutique, James Boutique, Touche, White Dog Bakery, Dr. Brannon Claytor/Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery, Behold Salon & Spa, Saint James Boutique, Velvet Shoestring, Cryo Sculpt Revive, Hope Chest, Strafford Chiropractic & Healing Center, Hathaway Hutton, Deneen Marcel Lashes, Addison Bay, fine jewels by Jill and Laurie, Lisi Lerch, Slay Displays and LAA Art Collective.

Galentine’s Day at Louie Louie (3611 Walnut Street, Philadelphia) will be hosted by Alyse and Lexi (also known as @bitesizedfitness and @bitesizedsis on social media) they are sisters from South Jersey living in Philadelphia and are the Co-Founders of the Body Inclusive DreamWalk Fashion Show, which gives people of all shapes, ages, ethnicities, sexualities, and abilities the chance to shine on stage and share their stories with the world. They’ll be bringing some of their infamous runway “wings” to the Galentine’s Day event for guests to take pictures as real-life angels!

 Melissa Hough, Carissa Connors, Stacy Pontello and Gina Briscella attended Galantine 2019.

On-site at Louie Louie for shopping: Laura Mercier, Smak Parlour, Ello Boutique, Bucks County Plastic Surgery, Slay Displays, Maple Street Modern, Madalynne Intimates and Lingerie, Athleta, Vacay Beauty, Americae and Llani Shop.

Both locations will offer a night of great cocktails, shopping, and giveaways. Tickets are $15 and include one signature cocktail, a swag bag, and a raffle ticket to enter a drawing that evening for great prizes! Both locations are also offering a VIP ticket for $50 that includes a two-course dinner, champagne, and five raffle tickets as well as early admission to the event for shopping. The fun begins at 7 pm, space is limited and tickets are required and can be purchased at Louie Louie: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/galentines-day-tickets-89134905903 and Autograph: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/galentines-day-tickets-89628496245

Fearless Restaurants is an expanding collection of restaurants featuring engaging décor, inspired hospitality, creative menus and a dining experience that allures all of the senses. Lead by restaurateur Marty Grims and his daughter Sydney Grims, Fearless Restaurants creates neighborhood favorites that become a destination for dining. Innovative and inspired seasonal menus feature the finest and freshest ingredients. Located throughout the Philadelphia region and on Long Beach Island, NJ, Fearless Restaurants include the landmark Moshulu Restaurant on Penn’s Landing, White Dog Cafe in University City, Wayne and Haverford, Autograph Brasserie in Wayne, Louie Louie in University City, and on Long Beach Island; Daddy O Restaurant & Hotel and Tuckers Tavern. Rosalie Wayne and White Dog Glen Mills opening early 2020. For more information about Fearless Restaurants, contact Jaimi Blackburn at 610.220.3231 or jblackburn@fearlessrestaurants.com

1. WOBO members Jill Durovsik, Marianne Dean, Andrea Alexanian, Maggie Murphy,  Rosemary Hankowsky  and Ximena Coriat gathered for a photo during the ASE meeting. Lynn Lehocky is the WOBO President.

THE PENNSYLVANBIA ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS 119TH ANNUAL STUDENT EXHIBITION AND PREVIEW PARTY

Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts (PAFA) along with the PAFA Women’s Board) presents its 119th Annual Student Exhibition (ASE) and Preview Party on Thursday, May 14, 2020 in the Samuel M.V. Hamilton Building at 128 North Broad Street, Philadelphia.

This year the venue is new and improved with a new start time of 5:00 pm and a new Emerging Collector Hour starting at 7:00 pm. The Emerging Collector portion of the Preview Party is being promoted to young professionals to encourage and promote their attendance at the ASE show but to also introduce them to the world of art collecting.

The Women’s Board, a major fundraising group for PAFA, is hosting the Preview Party and is looking forward to another successful year of supporting the PAFA students and meeting their fundraising goals.

This year’s Honorees are Nancy Winkler and Jay Bryan, who are the parents of Anne Bryan, a student at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts, who was one of six people killed in the Salvation Army thrift store building collapse in 2013. They have donated $1 million to the school, which has named a new Hamilton Building exhibition space called the Anne Bryan Gallery. Also, in 2015, they endowed the Anne Bryan Memorial Award to support graduating PAFA students in their new artistic careers.
The ASE is one of the most highly anticipated student shows in the country and the PAFA Women’s Board is expecting another great success. More news to come from the Women’s Board on exciting new developments to this year’s Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts Annual Student Exhibition and Preview Party.

2. Andrea Alexanian, Lauren Peck and Lynn Lehocky paused for a photo,during the WOBO meeting. Lauren Peck will serve as the 2029 ASE co-chair.

3. Lynn Lehocky and Carmen Pelaez.

4. WOBO members Katie Rhodes, Janice Peck and Carolyn Nagy attended the ASE meeting.

1.The Mission Kids Patron party was hosted by Anne and Matt Hamilton at their Bryn Mawr home on Thursday, January 23, 2020. The event featured cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, a buffet supper and remarks by the Mission Kids officers and Pennsylvania State Attorney Josh Shapiro. Its Spring Gala is set for April 3, 2020 at the new Four Seasons Hotel, Philadelphia and will honor Garrett Snider.Mission Kids is a nationally accredited Child Advocacy Center in Montgomery County. It eases the criminal justice process for abused children while helping them heal from abuse. Wade Berrettini, M.D. , Leslie Slingsby, Abbie Newman, Christine Berrettini, Amy Klumpp, Richard Green, Pauline and David Levan and (seated front) Anne Hamilton and Maripeg Bruder joined Mission Kids honoree Garrett Snider and Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro (back, center) in a photo during the event.

2. Mission Kids Board President Maripeg Bruder, honoree Garrett Snider, event host Anne Hamilton and PA Attorney General Josh Shapiro paused for a photo during the patron party.

3. Dr. Wade Berrettini, his wife Chris and Garrett Snider chatted with Anne Hamilton at the event.

4. Guests included Chris Stevens, Joshua Giddings and Domenico Nigro.

5. Garrett paused for a photo with his mother Lindy Snider.

6.Montgomery County District Attorney Kevin Steele and his wife Tracy  attended the event. Kevin Steele is a Mission Kids board member.

7. Jin Hee Park and Ken McKay.

8. Max and Linda Zee chatted with Susan and Walt Hunter.

9. Shelly Youree and Patty Walker chatted with Kina and Harry Clark.

10. Garrett Snider and Pauline and David Levan.

11. Denise and Craiger Drake.

12. Donna Coghlan, Michele Schina, Zoya Egan and Denise and Craiger Drake.

13. Sally Rogers, Iliana Strauss, Matt Hamilton and Donna Coghlan.

14. Barbara Sylk chatted with Stephanie Stahl of CBS-3.

15. Nancy Matt, Maripeg Bruder and Kelley Hodge.

1. The 163rd Anniversary Concert and Ball, Philadelphia’s premier annual white-tie gala, roook place on Saturday, January 25, 2020. Music Director Yannick Nézet-Séguin and The Philadelphia Orchestra along with special guest John Lithgow, dazzled attendees during the concert. It was a spectacular evening of music, dining, and dancing. The white-tie event began with an Open House reception before the Anniversary Concert at the Academy of Music. The Ball including dinner and dancing to the music of six bands at the Hyatt at the Bellevue Hotel. Proceeds contribute to the restoration and preservation of The Academy of Music, a national historic landmark. David and Caitlin Ferry and Micaela and Jim Brandau paused for a photo at the 2020 Academy Ball. Jim Brandau served as the ball”s 2020 co- chair.

2. Honorary 2020 chair and former Academy Ball co-chair Anne Hamilton chatted with 2020 ball co-chair Lisa Buckingham during the reception held in the Academy of Music’s Ballroom.

3. Katherine and Bill Eyre, Linda and Steve Siegfried and Mike Davis and  Emily Siegfried were pictured during the reception.

4. Flo Celender dazzled in her gown created by Juan Carlos Pinero! Her husband Rick paused for a photo with her.

5. Juliana and Deborah Chakrabarti, Michele and Robert Connor, Raphael Crawford and Alison Portnoy Crawford.

6. Howard and Hope Hamner, John and Lauren Royer and Neal and Susan Cooper.

7. Buck Riley, Gay Davidson, Matt Tiaguard, Jessica Annas, Chris Annas, Allan Burkley and Carl Buchholz.

8. Anne Callahan and Charles Croce.

9.  John and Susan Smith, Sheila Hess and A.J. and Keisha Gordon. Sheila Hess serves as the Philadelphia City Representative.

10. Courtney Manson, Phil Fleischer, Lauren Toepel, Erika  Ravitch, Emilie Anderson and Jennifer Fleischer

11. Barbara Majeski, James Fitzgerald and Vicki and Larry Dubinsky.

12. Jerry Wind and Barbara Eberlein.

13. Nina Radcliff M.D.

14. Mattie and Jonathan Moore.

15. Joe Siligato, Ginger Kochmer, Maria Quattrone and Chip Kantzinger.

16. Jimmy Contreras and Allison Lang.

17.  Gerald Lawrence, Dr. Stefanie Porter, John and Cara Fry and Roberta and Carl Dranoff.

18. Michele and Larry Jamison.

19. Tom Taft, Erin Horvat, Glen Sacks, Jason T. LaRocco, Pamela D. Hess and Bill Valerio.

20. Joseph and Jeanne Prim, Robyn and Bruce Leto and Judy and James Larkin.

21. Fiona Elias, Greg Montanaro and Kayla Anthony.

22. Kristin Detterline, Teresa and Chris Kenny and Rachel and Jason Cevera.

23. Shelly Power and Melissa Heller.

24. Adele Schaeffer and Alec Monaghan.

25. Gina Gerhard and Phil Strudenmeier.

26. Bill Valerio, Russell Harris, Glen Sacks and  Carmen Zinni.

28. Sherry and Emily Lambert.

29. Zachary Funt and Anna Mahmud.

30. Carolyn Slota and Glenn Price.

31. Thanuja Hamilton M.D., Annie McCormick, Lynsie Solomon and Giavanna Tripoli.

32. OsagIe and Losenge Imasogie.

33. Kevin and Pam Mahoney, Joe and Robin Meterchick and Joe and Amy Frick.

34. Matt and Chuck Lentz.

35. Tiffany Meyer, Courtie Wetherill, and Amanda Atterbury Ryan.

36. Kevin Ryan and Amanda Atterbury Ryan.

37. Amy Oshiro, Erica Peele, Becca Kier and Elizabeth Heiden.

38. Charles Oddo, Janet Guthart and Kim and Jevin Dow.

1. The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur in Villanova, PA, is holding its 47th Annual Fine Art Show and Sale beginning Saturday, February 1, 2020 through Sunday, February 9, 2020. The exhibition and sale opened with a catered preview reception with the artists on Friday, January 31 in the Academy Mansion. The public is cordially invited to attend the weeklong exhibit and sale. Funds generated by the show support Notre Dame’s mission to educate young women for responsible living in a global society.  Committee members  Kristen Shaffer, Melissa McGlinn and Rita LaRue paused for a photo with this year’s featured artist Elizabeth Sabine (right).

2. Committee members Nina Cullen, Nicole Guerin, Nicole Gress, Karen Downing, Arpy Minasian, Heather Foy, Cyndi McGuinn and Diane Covello were pictured during the preview event.

3. Hanna Bodner, Megan McNeill, Claire Pinnie and Karen McNeill welcomed guests to the preview party.

4. Cindy Pinnie, Elizabeth Sabine and Rita LaRue were pictured with Head of School, Dr. Judith Dwyer (second left)

5. Liz and Paul Finley and Dana and John Dempsey.

6. Lidia Kohutiak was pictured with Ana Delia McCompton and Mary Ann Weselyk.

7. Susan Fahey and Steve and Nika Maloney.

8. Alicia Asselta and Jessica Turner.

9. Jay and Bridget Devine and Rob and Karen McNeil.

10. Aimee and Frank Weise.

11. Nina Cullen, Annie O’Grady and Denick Herrin.

12: Artists Sean Faust and Elizabeth Sabine.

13. Maria and Paul Delany and Melissa McGlinn.

14. Sponsors Paul and Theresa Murtagh were pictured with Nicole Guerin.

1. The Union League of Philadelphia Real Estate Club luncheon took place on Wednesday, February 5, 2020. This month’s speaker was Prema Katari Gupta, Senior Vice President, Navy Yard Planning Development & Operations. As Senior Vice President of Navy Yard Planning and Real Estate Development, Prema leads the team that manages all aspects of property planning, leasing, development, operations, marketing and communications for PIDC at The Navy Yard. Ms. Gupta was pictured with U.L.R.E. members (from left) Bill Lloyd, U.L.R.E. chair John Finley and Bill Pennewell. U.L.R.E.’s mission is to be the most respected resource for communication of all real estate related information vital in propelling and expanding their community into the future as well as rofessional development.

2. Scott MacColl and Caroline Dentino chatted with Bill Lloyd.

3. Matthew Stein, Madeline White and Gary Smith attended the luncheon..

4. Eliseo Prinzio chatted with U.L.R.E. chair John Finley.

5. Prema Katari Gupta and Rosemary Loverdi.

6. Anne Marie Nicola, Susanne Shuster and Kirby Kedon.

7. Danielle Liberatoscioli, Bryan Ziegerfuse and Caitlin Birch.

8. Bill Pennewell, Alexia Bevilacqua, Earnest Key, Maria Quattrone and Drew Whipple.

9. Loren Kagan, Kelly Edwards and Elaine Marquardt.

10. Tim Conrey (left) paused for a photo with Prema Katari Gupta, Rosemary Loverdi and John Finley.

1. On Wednesday, February 5, 2020, the American Heart Association celebrated The Go Red For Women Movement and kicked off National Heart Month during a VIP Reception at the Ritz-Carlton Hotel in Philadelphia. Heart survivors, Go Red for Women committee members and supporters attended the event. Go Red for Women Chair Sarah Bouchard joined Main Line Health President Jack Lynch, Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess, American Heart Association President Dr. Williams Gray, American Heart Association Executive Editor Jennifer Davis and Jimmy Contreras, Public Relations Director at the Ritz Carlton Hotel following their remarks to invited guests.

2. Jack Lynch paused for a photo with Go Red F0r Women Senior Director Allison Lang..

3. Lagos Store Director Janice Waitkus attended the event.

4. Jennaphr Frederick of FOXTV.COM joined Jimmy Contreras, Allison Lang and Nikki Donze at the step and repeat!

5. Dr. Thanuga Hamilton chatted with Ron and Jaimi Blackburn.

6. Casey Adams Jones, Valerie Knight of I-Heart Radio and Lauren Rose.

7. Casey Adams Jones, Mrs. Pennsylvania, Angelina Graham and Matt Deng paused for a photo at the step and repeat,

8. Ron Blackburn, Joe Marrone, Dr. Thanuja Hamilton, Jerry Blavat, Sheila Hess, Marcia Vanessa Williams and Jaimi Blackburn.

9. Mrs. Pennsylvania paused for a photo with Marcia Vanessa Willians, Cindy King and Pat Nogar

On Saturday, February 8, 2020 Darren Sudman, CEO of Simon’s Heart and Phyllis Sudman, co-founder of Simon’s Heart and Senior Director of Strategic Development for Comcast, hosted more than 400 supporters at its annual fundraiser held this year at the Fitler Club in Philadelphia. The event featured cocktails, food station, an auction, raffle, dinner and an awards ceremony. Simon’s Heart, formerly known as Simon’s Fund, is a 501 (c)(3) organization dedicated to raising awareness about the warning signs and conditions that lead to sudden cardiac arrest and death in children. Darren and Phyllis Sudman founded Simon’s Fund in 2005 in memory of their three-month old 
son, Simon. He died suddenly while taking taking a nap from an undetected heart condition.

2. Simon’s Heart founders Phyllis and Darren Sudman paused for a photo at the event..

3. Phyllis and Darren Sudman welcomed Leigh and Mitch Bednoff to the event.

4. Melissa, Lori and Ken Fair.

5. Skylar Rack, Caitlin Grover and Cait Stanley.

6. Family members Amy Margulies, Phyllis Sudman, Audrey Kramer and Ellen Satinsky were pictured during the event.

This automobile parked outside the Fitler Club attracted a lot of attention! It was donated for auction by AlgarFerrari of Philadelphia.

7. Jennifer and Brian Epstein.

8. Phyllis and Darren Sudman (left and right) welcomed Aaron Baggish and David Shipon to the event.

9. Maeve, Quinn and Tom Margulies..

10. Mike and Kelly Monsell arrived at the event with Diana Rodgers and her husband Ducis Rodgers of 6abc.com Diana and Ducis served as event co- chairs.

11. Co-chairs Rob and Jen Shockley.

12. Holly and Tony Stanley and Nicole and David Maury.

13. Mark and Alison Shapiro and Leigh and Mitch Bednoff.

14. Adam Kaye and Michael and Sheri Horowitz.

15. Ryan Spaulding, Jennifer Epstein and Amanda Yale.

16. F.S. and Gokcen Gurk and Seema and Will Bonner.

17. Toruń and Malini Mathur and Luke Coffey.

1. Invivo hosted a ”Girls Night Out” to celebrate a New Zealand Sauvignon Blanc wine made to a special blend and created by Sarah Jessica Parker with the fellas at Invivo. The event took place at Enoteca Tredici in Bryn Mawr.The wine, the result of a tropical style, has a smooth and long finish and is great with food or on its own! Invivo believes in bringing people together so great things
can happen – and their collaboration with Sarah Jessica Parker is a perfect example! (From left) Jennifer Guggheim, Laurel Sarian, Joanne DeSimone, Ellen Delia, Barbara Ward, and Nancy Follman had fun at the event.  The event raised $935 for DreamRide.org .

2. Kathy Stevens was pictured at Invivo’s step and repeat.

3. Barbara Ward of The Wine Merchant Ltd, Christine McNelis of Invivo/SJP, Lynn LaFiandry and Kathy Stevens of Savvy Mainline gathered for a photo during the event.

4. Leoncyne Walke and Samantha Paz.

6. Heather Mitts and Becky Peltier.

7. Christine McNelis and Barbara Ward.

8. Lisa Ginn chattted with Ellen Delea.

9. Sandy Weston, Kelly Caplin and Joanne Kakaty-Monzo enjoyed the food and wine during the event!

10. Publicist Kristy Sevag and Jennifer Guggenheim paused for a photo at the end of the evening!.

1. Roses and candy are fine for Valentine’s Day, but cocktails and celebrating friendship, girl power and all things fem friendship fantastic at the ultimate Girl’s Night Out, are perfect for Galentine’s Day. The event took place on Wednesday, February 12, 2020! at Autograph Brasserie in Wayne, and Louie Louie in University City. It was held two days before Valentine’s Day so that women could
celebrate Valentine’s Day should they wish to do so. On-site at Autograph Brasserie for shopping were:: Laura Mercier, Shiseido, Lovebirds Boutique, James Boutique, Touché Accessories, White Dog Bakery, Dr. Brannon Claytor/Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery, Behold Salon & Spa, Saint James Boutique, Velvet Shoestring, Cryo Sculpt Revive, Hope Chest, Strafford Chiropractic & Healing Center, Hathaway Hutton, Deneen Marcel Lashes, Addison Bay, fine jewels by Jill and Laurie, Lisi Lerch, Slay Displays and LAA Art Collective. Both locations offered a night of great cocktails, shopping, and giveaways.Allie Doyle and Sarah Ross of Main Line Today Magazine were pictured with Conni McDonnell of Touché Accessories {center), during the event. Touché Accessories carries everything ”French” at the store in the King of Prussia Mall.

2. Jess Sager and Melissa Lees of Claytor Noone Plastic Surgery shared a moment with Dr. Brannon Claytor during the annual Galantines event at Autograph in Wayne.

3. Deneen Marcel of Deneen Marcel Eyelashes has studios in Philadelphia and Bryn Mawr! Deneen shared her eyelash expertise with attendes at the Autograph Galantine event. She was pictured with Public Relations Guru Leslie Gross-Padilla.

4. Miranda Fields of Behold Salon and Spa was pictured applying makeup to Galantine attendee Kelliann Linch.

5. Randee Katlin and Danaya Rousseau shared a photo opportunity with area artist Matthew Dougherty!

6. Author of Intermission, Mindie Barnett was on-site at Autograph discussing and autographing her funny and inspiring memoir of change and growth. Mindie paused for a photo with Jess Sager, Susie Hartshorn and Patty Griffin.

7. Colby Paul and Nicole Maury attended the event.

8. Patty Ann Monzo took home a copy of Intermission, Mindie Barnett’s new book!

9. Patty Ann Monzo, Maggie Elle and Kelliann Linch  paused for a photo. 

10. Lauren Addis, Matthew Dougherty and Andrea May discussed the merits of this drawing.

11. Andrea May of Abstract Dream Designs was a vendor at the event. The art piece in the photo is called “Wayne Dreams.”

12. Mindie Barnett shared a moment with Ashley Meyer of Main Line Fashionista , Jennifer Licate and Peggy Conlon, also of Main Line Fashionista.

13. Melissa Jacobs of Main Line Today attended the event with Makeup Artist Lauren DiMartino and Tara Aston.

14. Conni McDonnell of Touchê Accessories was pictured with Peggy Conlon who loved this dress with its Chanel emblem on it! The dress
is available at Touchê in the King of Prussia Mall.

15. Interior designer Eddie Ross and Jaithan Kochar, CEO of Maximalist Studios were pictured arriving at the Galantine’s event.

1. The Masonic Temple of the Grand Lodge of Pennsylvania, 1 North Broad Street, Philadelphia was the setting for St. John’s Masonic Ball held on Friday, February 14 – Valentine’s Day. St. Johns lodge# 115. recalls the history of an illustrious brotherhood beginning with its forefathers and it has continued a grand tradition of welcoming free men into its membership ever since. The Full Dress (white-tie) event began with an organ recital by master organist Robert McCormick in the Corinthian Hall followed by a cocktail reception where guests could dance the night away to the sounds of George Weldon and Friends. The Hon. David Alexander Jenkins, Mr and Mrs Joseph Jensen District Deputy Grand Master, District A, Grand Lodge F & A.M. Of PA, and Mr. Michael Barnes gathered for a photo during the cocktail reception.

2. Mr Jaime Barbhuraj and Mrs DeeDee Mitchelle attended the St. John’s Masonic Ball.

3.. The Hon. David Alexander Jenkins and  Mr. Michael Toklish. 

4. Mr Sage Kinney and Miss Mima Sedarou.

5.  The Hon. David Alexander Jenkins & Dr. Courtney Marcellus opened the Masonic Ball with a waltz.

6. Miss Stephanie Baxter and Mrs Dominique Bourneuf, Chief John D. Mosco, The Hon. David Alexander Jenkins and The Dowager Mrs John David Jenkins, Mr. Kevin Loving and Miss Dawn McCloud and Miss Lisa E. Silveri.

7. Miss Lisa E. Silveri chatted with Hon. David Alexander Jenkins.

8.Mr & Mrs Kevin Farrell, Mr & Mrs Vince Huvach.

9 . Miss Kate Kiley and Mr. Jay Whitt. 

10 Mr Jesse Proitto and Miss Rebecca Cummings.

11. The Hon. David Alexander Jenkins, The Dowager Mrs John David Jenkins.

12. Mr.Jaime Barbhur and Mrs DeeDee Mitchelle (left and center) paused for a photo with Miss Caryn Black and Miss Heidi Logan. 

13. Heidi Krogstadt chatted with Mark and Tracy O’Fee.

14. First City Troop members paused for a photo.

15. Casey Shechtman was pictured arriving at the ball.

16. Dr Lindsay Solovey, The Mr. and Mrs Daniel Deckelbaum.

17. Miss Heidi Logan, Miss Caryn Black.

18. Mr. Chris Savage and Miss Amanda Doerfleyn .

19.  Party guests assembled for a photo.

20. Mr & Mrs Michael Barnes, Miss Gina Clesi.

21. Miss Dawn McCloud, The Dowager Mrs John David Jenkins and, Mr. Kevin Loving.

1. Celebrating its 58th edition showcasing America’s preeminent dealers of antiques and fine art, The Philadelphia Show has a new look and a new approach. Nearly 60 dealers, featuring works from the 17th to the 21st centuries, will gather from Friday, April 24, 2020 through Sunday, April 26, 2020 at Philadelphia’s historic Navy Yard. The Preview Party on Thursday, April 23, gives guests the first chance to experience the Show and shop a dynamic selection of jewelry, decorative arts, design and fine art before it opens to the public. Proceeds from the Show benefit the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s educational programs. (From left) 2020 Committee member Susanna Saunders, Show Chair Lynn Gadsden, 2020 Committee members Joan Johnson, Angela Hudson, Susan Charleston and Marsha Rothman (back) and (front) Anne Rubin, Honorary Chair Anne Hamilton, and 2020 Committee members Michele Lockwood and Ellen B. Simon paused for a photo with Ellen T. Caplan (second left) who hosted The Philadelphia Show Committee Luncheon and Invitation Stuffing event at her Villanova home.

2. The Philadelphia Show supports a community of connoisseurship among specialists, nascent collectors, and seasoned collectors alike. This is reflected in the 2020 programming: Museum Day on April 24, offering free entry to card-carrying members of any museum in the United States; family-friendly events on April 26 featuring a scavenger hunt and Make Your Own Masterpiece activity table; and daily meet-and-greet Dealer Talks hosted by exhibitors on topics ranging from the art of fraktur to American Modernism. Philadelphia Show committee members Nancy O’Meara, Cynthia Holstat, Eve Walker and Stephanie Simmerman (front) and (back) Katharine Padulo and Pam Yih gathered for a photo during the event.

3. “The Philadelphia Show has been a part of the fabric of this city and the antiques and fine art scene for over 50 years and is stronger than ever,”commented Timothy Rub, George D. Widener Director and Chief Executive Officer at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. “The Philadelphia Museum of Art is honored to be the beneficiary.” The Philadelphia Show supports a community of connoisseurship amongspecialists, nascent collectors, and seasoned collectors alike. Committee members Martha Morris, Julie Berger, Karen R. Nagel, Lisa Williamson and Anja Levitties  attended the  invitation stuffing and luncheon.

4. Founded in 1962 as the University Hospital Antiques Show, The Philadelphia Show benefited and was organized
by Penn Medicine until 2018. In 2018, the Philadelphia Museum of Art assumed responsibility for the show,bolstered by support from its Women’s Committee and the many volunteers who have served the show for years.  The Philadelphia Show is hosted annually and features the finest dealers in jewelry, decorative arts, design and fine art. Committee members Hannah Henderson, Margot Sullivan, Amy Fox, Sally Sharkey and Robin Williams were pictured during the invitation and stuffing event.

1. The Union League of Philadelphia Real Estate Club March 2020 luncheon took place on Wednesday, March 4. This month’s luncheon featured Shalimar Thomas, the Executive Director of North Broad Renaissance and Stephen P. Mullin, President and Principal of Econsult Solutions . North Broad Renaissance is working on the overall quality of life for all who come to visit, live and work and play on the North Broad Street corridor.  Mr. Mullin has served on many public sector and quasi-governmental boards. (From left) Stephen Mullin, U.L.R.E. Chair John Finley, Shalimar Thomas, Steven Scott Bradley and Lowell Thomas paused for a photo during the event. A lively Q&A followed the luncheon.

2. Lisa Lemire, Marianne Scott and Peter Porretta.

3. James Sindoni, Jonathan Love, Jason Mandel and Monica Jindia.

4. Octavias Baker and David Stockman

5. Stephen Arrivello and Michael McIlhinney.

6. Bill Pennewell, Terrence Iani, Shalimar Thomas, Stephen Mullin, Steven Scott Bradley and Lowell Thomas.

7. Chris Yost, John Finley, Bradley Fouss and Skip Massengill.

8. Elaine Marquardt and Benjamin Connors.

9. Jamie Weiner, Maria Romano, Andrew Whipple and Vince Mancini.

10. David Spoont, Philip Glick and Andrew Ross.

11. Attiyah Blair, Shalimar Thomas and Lisa Lemire.

12. Edward Opal, Scott Orens, John Finley and John Paul Dougherty.

13. Stephen Mullin, Shalimar Thomas and Ken Scott.

14. Tim Garrity, Janelle Peyton and Peter D’Amico.

15. Nancy Gephart, Stephen Mullin, Shalimar Thomas and Benjamin Connors.

1. On Thursday, January 5,, 2020 Nicole Miller Philadelphia hosted a Happy Hour at its fabulous boutique in Manayunk. Guests sipped, shopped and shared and  congratulated Nicole Miller owner Mary Dougherty for Philadelphia Magazine’s 2020 Trailblazer Award. The award will be given out during a March 2020 luncheon and is given to a woman in the Philadelphia region who is a well- accomplished leader in their field and has made considerable contributions to her respective peers and community. Eliza Kramer, Eileen Adelburger, Jennifer Rooney, Eden Kratchman, Gwen McAuley and Mia Colonna and Thany Dibble paused for a photo with Mary Dougherty (center). Ten percent of  Happy Hour proceeds go to Emily’s Entourage. Emily’s Entourage accelerates research and drug development for Cystic Fibrosis mutations.

2. Janice Waitkus, Mary Dougherty and Linda Swain.

3. Stephanie Thomas served Veuve Cliquot champagne to the attendees.

4. Paulina Wine and Kira Rentas of Emily’s Entourage chatted with Nicole Miller’s Maeve Doyle (center).

5. Mia Colonna and Karen Buchholz,

6. Philadelphia Mag’s Betsy Oliphant Ross and Patty Dougherty.

7. Mary Stengel Austin,  Cyndy Hazelton, Mary Dougherty, Karen Buchholz and Linda Swain..

8. Mary Dougherty, Karen Buchholz and Linda Swain.

9. Gwen McCauley and Norma Mann.

10. Jillian Dunn, Corie Moskow, Mary Dougherty and Norma Mann.

11. Linda Swain, Gwen McCauley, Mary Dougherty and Philadelphia City Representative Sheila Hess.

12. Thanuja Hamilton M.D. Sheila Hess, Mary Dougherty and Norma Mann.

13. Jennifer Rooney and Stephanie Thomas paused for a photo.

From the Main Line to the Shoreline, Fearless Restaurants is welcoming Spring March 23 – 29, 2020
with Fearless Restaurant Week. Enjoy a special three-course dinner menu highlighting some favorite
dishes of both our guests and our chefs for $45 per person at the Pennsylvania properties and $35
per person at the LBI, New Jersey locations.

From the farm to table freshness of White Dog Cafe, now celebrating over 33 years of local, seasonal
and sustainable dining, and known for its warm hospitality, creative, inspiring cuisine and
whimsical dog décor, to Autograph Brasserie with its eye-catching collection of over 1000 celebrity
autographs, music albums, and authentic photographs celebrating those that have impacted popular
American culture. Autograph Brasserie features a modern American menu of classics with a twist.
Louie Louie the newest addition to Fearless Restaurants is an American bistro with French flair. The
menu features influences from European cafes and bistros and offers a diverse menu as well as
homemade pastries and desserts. The Moshulu is one of Philadelphia’s landmark restaurants, known for
its history, ambiance, and exquisite menu. Enjoy stunning views of the Philadelphia waterfront .and
a classic American menu. If you are headed to the shore pop by Tuckers Tavern in Beach Haven,
inspired by the best American Taverns and English Pubs, the gastropub menu includes a large raw bar
selection or pop into Daddy O which is open year-round and offers an American menu inspired by the
local foods and flavors of the jersey shore, using the finest ingredients available with creative
specials.

Fearless Restaurants is an expanding collection of restaurants featuring engaging décor, inspired
hospitality, creative menus and a dining experience that allures all of the senses. Lead by
restaurateur Marty Grims and his daughter Sydney Grims, Fearless Restaurants creates neighborhood
favorites that become a destination for dining. Innovative and inspired seasonal menus feature the
finest and freshest ingredients. Located throughout the Philadelphia region and on Long Beach
Island, NJ, Fearless Restaurants include the landmark Moshulu Restaurant on Penn’s Landing, White
Dog Cafe in University City, Wayne, and Haverford, Louie Louie in University City, Autograph
Brasserie in Wayne and on Long Beach Island, Daddy O Restaurant & Hotel and Tuckers Tavern. Opening
Spring 2020 Rosalie Wayne, and White Dog Cafe Glen Mills. For more information about Fearless
Restaurants, contact Jaimi Blackburn at 610.220.3231 or jblackburn@fearlessrestaurants.com

1. The Academy of Notre Dame de Namur in Villanova, PA, is holding its 47th Annual Fine Art Show and Sale beginning Saturday, February 1, 2020 through Sunday, February 9, 2020. The exhibition and sale opened with a catered preview reception with the artists on Friday, January 31 in the Academy Mansion. The public is cordially invited to attend the weeklong exhibit and sale. Funds generated by the show support Notre Dame’s mission to educate young women for responsible living in a global society.  Committee members  Kristen Shaffer, Melissa McGlinn and Rita LaRue paused for a photo with this year’s featured artist Elizabeth Sabine (right).

2. Committee members Nina Cullen, Nicole Guerin, Nicole Gress, Karen Downing, Arpy Minasian, Heather Foy, Cyndi McGuinn and Diane Covello were pictured during the preview event.

3. Hanna Bodner, Megan McNeill, Claire Pinnie and Karen McNeill welcomed guests to the preview party.

4. Cindy Pinnie, Elizabeth Sabine and Rita LaRue were pictured with Head of School, Dr. Judith Dwyer (second left)

5. Liz and Paul Finley and Dana and John Dempsey.

6. Lidia Kohutiak was pictured with Ana Delia McCompton and Mary Ann Weselyk.

7. Susan Fahey and Steve and Nika Maloney.

8. Alicia Asselta and Jessica Turner.

9. Jay and Bridget Devine and Rob and Karen McNeil.

10. Aimee and Frank Weise.

11. Nina Cullen, Annie O’Grady and Denick Herrin.

12: Artists Shawn Faust and Elizabeth Sabine.

13. Maria and Paul Delany and Melissa McGlinn.

14. Sponsors Paul and Theresa Murtagh were pictured with Nicole Guerin.